Группа выступала с гастролями по всему Онтарио, а так же выступила на Expo ‘67.
Вскоре после выхода альбома вышел еще один сингл "I Believe In Sunshine", который так же стал хитовым. Он стал популярным в Канаде, и вызвал интерес на юге от границы, а так же заинтересовал неккоторые крупные лейблы, но к несчастью было слишком поздно и группа рассталась.
Телфер (позднее написавший “Ten Pound Note” для Steel River) и Хамблетоны, в особенности Фергус (спустя неккоторое время) продолжили писать песен в большом количестве и делали записи совместно с другими группами в 70ых. Они так же сделали несколько сольных альбомов и до сих пор активны на канадской сцене. Грег сформировал Axe Records в то время как Фергус выступал с его регги группой Satellites.
(last.fm/ru/music/A+Passing+Fancy/+wiki)

A Passing Fancy was a Canadian band from Toronto, Ontario, active from the mid-1960s fronted by the singer-songwriter and guitarist Jay Telfer (Died 20 May 2009, in his 61st year) and Brian Price.
At Downsview Secondary School, Brian Price (organ, vocals) formed his own band, the Dimensions with brothers Jay (rhythm guitar) and Ian Telfer (bass guitar), Phil Seon (guitar) and Greg Hershoff (drums) in July 1965, The Dimensions were managed by Bernie Finkelstein, (future president of True North Records and Bruce Cockburn's longstanding manager), who had also been a student at Downsview. After playing dates at many high schools across Ontario, the Dimensions became the house band at Cafe El Patio in the Yorkville Village through Finkelstein's connections. The band changed name to A Passing Fancy in January 1966 when Finkelstein left to take over the management of The Paupers.
By this stage, Rick Mann (aka Fruchtman) had replaced Jay's brother on bass. The new line-up began to gig extensively on the local scene. Through the band's fan club president, Barb Young, A Passing Fancy was introduced to record storeowner Walter Honsberger and partner Dan Bartollini, who began to shape the band's sound and image as Wal-Dan Management. Within a few months, the management team had wrangled a three-single deal with Columbia Records. The first single under this deal, I'm Losin' Tonight was very successful and charted across Canada.
In September 1966, Steve Wilson came in to replace Greg Hershoff on the drums. Aside from playing regularly at clubs like the Night Owl, the Gogue Inn and Club 888, A Passing Fancy also worked extensively at the Blue Fox and established a local following throughout late 1966 and early 1967.
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Passing_Fancy#Discography)